953 - Some of My Biggest Financial Mistakes
Some people advocate failing early and often. Here’s why you don’t have to. [02:03]A great success can lead to expecting another and over investing to get that result. [04:32]James recalls an instance when he was just too good at what he did.
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Show Notes
Some people advocate failing early and often. Here’s why you don’t have to. [02:03]
A great success can lead to expecting another and over investing to get that result. [04:32]
James recalls an instance when he was just too good at what he did. [09:12]
There are circumstances where a partnership is not the best option, however good an idea it seems at the time. [12:46]
Sometimes a bad experience can be the driver to achieve something good down the line. [17:51]
A lack of early education in finances led to Charley living in constant fear of losing money. [21:43]
When your money mindset focuses on lack, you could be missing out on a lot. [23:53]
If there’s someone you don’t want to shortchange, it’s your team members. [29:39]
Luckily, there’s a cure for a scarcity mindset. [30:51]
Charley recalls when his emotion got the better of him, which skewed his decision-making. [32:54]
The pandemic situation in some places was challenging, James admits, which is why he moved states. [35:29]